Road Construction In Bellmawr, NJ To Encroach On Cemetery
Plans to rebuild the Route 42/295 interchange in South Jersey are causing some major concerns for those with loved ones in nearby cemetary.
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Plans to rebuild the Route 42/295 interchange in South Jersey are causing some major concerns for those with loved ones in nearby cemetary.
Major changes made on the Pennsylvania side of the table at the board of the Delaware River Port Authority are being welcomed by at least one person who sits on the New Jersey side.
In the next printing of its Regional Rail schedules, SEPTA will be putting color-coded bands across the top of the timetables.
A faulty traffic light near 30th Street Station has motorists seeing red and streets officials are scrambling to figure out both a temporary and a permanent fix.
The snow is melting and the days are getting warmer, so that can only mean one thing: It's pothole season.
Expect delays tonight and tomorrow night if you're travelling through the construction project around Ridge Avenue and Lincoln Drive in Philadelphia.
It's not exactly a harbinger of spring but by summer, EZ-Pass customers should be able to zip through the main toll booths on the Atlantic City Expressway at highway speed.
A study of the census finds that carpooling is down 50% nationally since 1980, but an expert says it was never big around here to begin with.
Many areas of the Delaware Valley were very, very slippery early this morning . Sidewalks, parking lots, driveways, and steps were often a sheet of ice, making walking and driving hazardous.
Many roadways were merely wet on Tuesday morning around the Delaware Valley, but with temperatures hovering around the freezing mark, some surfaces were turning icy.
Nutter says there are "too many areas" of Philadelphia where the condition of the streets are still quite poor.
Streets commissioner Clarena Tolson says Wednesday's storm produced a "sandwiching" effect, with a layer of packed ice between the day's two snowfalls.
LED traffic lights operate much cooler than the old bulbs, creating a danger when they become encrusted with snow.
Mayor Michael Nutter says the idea of putting duck boats on the Schuylkill River simply does not float. The Nutter administration announced Tuesday that it is rejecting a plan to allow the amphibious tour vehicles on the Schuylkill.
Jeffrey Knueppel, SEPTA assistant general manager of engineering, calls this the "extreme low end" of operating temperatures, where even sturdy components of our transportation system have problems.
